The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-07
JEWS I'm THE KyeLLsH AR1sroonACE.
aer,e efthe Hebrew Na-ses In nurrke's Peer
eseLPrsjudices OF enc Hsthschnas.

walton. some reversing OF old established ideas,
or return to obsolete traditions;H many OF
these social revolutions are Effected without
any apparent connection, and steal on us, as
ftwere nnawaros, 1t is yet impossible to look
back even one decade without boing struck with
tho radical changes that have taken place In
tho English world, and razed so many OF Its
Ibulwarks. In the first instance II may DO truly
said that English society proper no longer
exists. and that Its exclusivonoss is O thing OF
the past In no other country, nominally less
proud. less fastidious, and less conservative is
there such mingling OF all races, all creeds.
and all oriNins The double thirst for money
and excitement may be at the root OF this
strange overthrow OF long -established tenet5,
but the fact remains that the same family
touches the higher circles by some OF
It's members as we'll rs the humblest
ones Of trade and toll by the others. scions
OF o noble race have been known In haymak-
ing and hop.gatherinR time to crave from the
landowner days work in the fields with other
wandering tramps, and q Queens son-in-law
has o brother behind tea counter. The once
impossible barrier of religion which separated
the Anglican from tho Catholic, the Christian
from the Israelite. are swept down never to be
erected again. The time is forgotten when
under Disraelis Ministry. Mr.. Goodwin Smith.
4. q stout Gladstonian. wrote the much discussed
pamphlet. Can a Jew be a Patriot 2" Glad
stone himself gave public affirmative answer
In his celebrated article OF o few months past
In the Nineteenth Century. English aristocraoy,
80 contemptuous OF the nobility OF other coun-
tries, so infatuated with the grandeur and
purity Of its descent, growth and alliances Is
profoundly penetrated and infused with the
Semitic strain; 1t has opened its arms
to the Hebrew, and the blood of both
races flows united in the veins OF the ablest
in the land. Take Bushs Peerage. that great
Domesday Book Of the British Its latest and
forty.ni edition will show how many OF the
high families Of England arc united by the
closest ties with the weathiest Hebrew fami-
lies. and 1t records to what supreme dignities
the heads Of the latter have reached. Lord
Rothschild has become peer OF the realm;
Goldsmid, Jessek the late Master Of Rolls Mon.
tenore. the rich ccntenarian, and Solomon
were created baronets within the last twenty
years the f0yeign titles OF Baron Lousada and
M Hsron &c Worms have been recognized; Ellis
and srseting status to the Prince Gonsort 'i in
E ns "a BLUM Pasha is Q. b.. and Collins
OF The nobility some families are Of Jewish
ncss onef bs hs ors Iew1 a.
and ssiamFnels2ns erected baronsts IN g And
helress 81 another sir Francis Head. and WHOSE s
ara Franz nd
ter-in.law Of the Earl Of Garnatyon A woman
%sa sSaw al hG g.
Is 81
family; 80 dId in direct line tie wei Known Down
The vile Of the Earl of March. heirNto the
dnkpdOn OF Richmond and Gordpn N
daughter Of Percy Ricardo. Another jewish
famiiy Ab I'D m.,e;s or Gideon has intsrmhy
Is both on bis mothers and fathers sde q
descendant Of tho celebrated Sampson Gideon,
registered in his viii the desire OF being buried
In Jewish cemetery by the side This Hebrew
The Countess OF. Desart is a Bishofrsheim:
Baron dc Samuel :. the Duchess OF st. Adams
asfRs sap ns Se tss
Ssa eaS hsy soa 81 t SeleF Taa
Hannah Rothsehild. married to the Right Hon lon
Henry Fitzroy, brother Of Lord Southampton \
louis Godams sasher inc ha drimes 81 81
aR& ssph 1 i sSs Ds II
There ere, to EXAMPLES Of the fusion. Of
with the f1rms Of the Plantagenets In virtue Of
les q IL 4bans and o southampton have 'hG ia
Feya Be- Vsms ssSS1 c 9rg t. In
hiIsing Jewish blood by marriage Th The Lou,
rA 1 IN ENGLAND claim II, relationship BY alliance
The Stam6aus. the cradle. as It were, of the
Rothschids in the Judengasss Of Frankfort.
nas s nsl as the
the family. rebuilt with the old materials in
TIE sams locality n The house dated from III.
and the founder OF the powerful banking bust
ness was born there He spent his whole life
him chidren IN i took %9 pace o tbe
historical interview with the Eeetor Of Hesee
Gasse Th9 q,c came the whole q bis
ea eser sea Gnss s
and Pa rsf a
ernacle occupies its former place, only the
Ses yh a has Sse as e
into into, synagogGe, near which rabbi re-
e' Baron Chares Meyer de Rothsehtld who wa,
born in 1870. and was until his death last
sSn S h oarsS @ o 9s Ms the
d FothfShid Of thondS9 whom IL had
favorfte; to her he beaueathed q considerable
portion Of, his wealth. In trust for hor only
Opposition Of her relatives, has judicIaliy de-.
clared her intention Of marrying for love ga
young, and gifted Belgium belonging to the
best Belgio-Duteh families. Baron Charles
aSafs the two dauG9ers who
m9pt and aro, the Pr,nss of Wagram. He
portion Of his wealth go to Christians and his
partiality for the Baroness Solomon was partiy
due to tho fact that she shared his views with
even more intensity, He made and remade
his Will every time that one OF his relatives or
heirs united with tho abhorred race, and vet
BE- BIS prudence defeated itself; as hts presump-
daughter Clementina, who died at the early
age OF 20 left behind hor n manuscript which
was published Gfterward aud translated In 10
English. under the title OF Letters to a Chris.
tan Friend on tho Fundamental Truths of
Judaism" The young girl wrote in clear, con-
else. and yet noetieal Language, and gave her
reasons Tor firmly adhering to tho faith OF hor
fathers; II, was openly assorted In Germanyyy
that TWICE Baron Charles had refused tho hand
OF one OF his daughters to Bismarck objectint,
on principle to any alliance bv which the fDr,
tune and treasures Of the Rothschilds should
be scattered far and WIDE
These treasures OF Ar and of wealth belong